Welcome to Miss Hunter and Miss Murdocca's interactive Wikispace!
This is a friendly place where we can interact only about your favourite subject... POMPEII!
On August 23, 79 AD, Pompeii looked like any other busy, prosperous city. People were moving about, trading goods, news, and friendly talk. Three days later, on August 26, all of these sounds had fallen silent, and the place itself had vanished. Almost nothing was seen of Pompeii for more than 1500 years. Now, more than 1900 years later, we are learning more and more about the last days of Pompeii. What happened to Pompeii preserved a treasury of information about life in the ancient Roman Empire. You can begin your exploration of the mystery of Pompeii and the life of people in the Roman Empire by clicking on enter below. Once you see the map, you can choose any place to start, but Vesuvius might make the best beginning!
Welcome to Miss Hunter and Miss Murdocca's interactive Wikispace!
This is a friendly place where we can interact only about your favourite subject... POMPEII!
Three days later, on August 26, all of these sounds had fallen silent, and the place itself had vanished. Almost nothing was seen of Pompeii for more than 1500 years. Now, more than 1900 years later, we are learning more and more about the last days of Pompeii.
What happened to Pompeii preserved a treasury of information about life in the ancient Roman Empire. You can begin your exploration of the mystery of Pompeii and the life of people in the Roman Empire by clicking on enter below. Once you see the map, you can choose any place to start, but Vesuvius might make the best beginning!